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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey everybody! Our first episode of season 3 is officially released! Join us as we talk to Tony De Rosa (1992, 2000, 2007, 2017), Gary Lewis (2000, 2007), Brandon Guyton (2002, 2009), and Brian Beck (1973, 1983) on how to sing baritone! Enjoy!
Even if you’re not a baritone, these guys have SO much to offer... amazing musicians who’ve accomplished so many great things. I’ve also had a voice lesson with Brian before, he taught me a LOT. Use this stuff and apply it to your own part!
The best thing about the baritone part is the ability to sing higher than the tenors or lower than the basses. They're your most versatile part of any quartet or chorus.
These are veritable gods of singing baritone. So much great information!
I've known Brandon for almost 25 years. It is so comforting to know that he has retained the HISTORY of the sound! A lot of what's sung today is not what was done years ago.
I have had a GREAT time learning about barbershop over the past year, and this series about the different voice parts was very interesting to me. Thanks all for sharing your knowledge and experience!
This is helpful information for me as a baritone! Thank you!
Brandon is the best baritone ever-every note is perfect.
These guys are all legends!
Love hearing these guys - role models - talk about the details. Great work ShopChat!
4 of my singing heros! Shane, well done!
man, this was great! loving this channel's content. great to hear from all these guys
An influencial quartet man once said..."Anyone can sing baritone..." to Brandon's brother. I shook my head in shame! Brandon proves that statement to be so wrong!
Great Shopchat! Thank you!
the Bass or lead must also be the Suspension! Someone has to keep you people in tune lol!
When I sing Bari, I find to prefer to stand next to the Tenor, it's easier to harmonize. Depending on the arrangement, standing next to a Lead or Bass throws me off a bit, or I need to put in an earplug
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Brain Beck 😂